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  • tengarang
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    Originally posted by Alpha.MotionRC View Post
    I like the HE-111, it has aged fairly well and with some modern running gear and electric retracts it will make a lot of pilots happy. Especially with the evolution of electric retracts and power systems these days, there are so many options to fine tune the model to fly on the packs you prefer, and the interior is spacious enough to support that versatility. I love the shape of the model and the detail level, considering everything is hand-crafted. I didn't use the included pilot figures, leaving lots of space for cabin detailing.

    Like many Luftwaffe birds, this one is a great candidate for weathering and a matte topcoat.
    quick question just crossed my mind.



    are these retracts specificly catered for the he-111 kit? meaning are they direct drop in fit with struts included and fitted with the wheels that come with the arf kit? or is there some additional work involved, which then would make one ponder about alternatives which they might already have in the hangar...

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  • benjack71
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    Originally posted by Aros.MotionRC View Post
    That Fairchild is really calling my name...I may put off the Phoenix Model Stuka Ju 87 61cc ARF 94.4" I have been seriously eyeballing for sometime now. She's a beauty. I also dig the Lysander and the Storch. Weird looking but in a cool way. The Wilga falls into that category as well. Unless Black Horse develops an Alpha-centric scale Corsair, the Fairchild will be my first Black Horse model for sure.
    Black Horse at one time had some Corsairs. From going to some warbird RC events, it seems like CMP was always a favorite scale arf and blackhorse started making CMP style for awhile if I remember right. Seems like Black horse might have had a 20cc Corsair that was very similar to the Kyosho, that was very similar to the HH 20cc. Hmm..right now I am just in love with the fact Motion RC has jumped into the realm of gas and balsa

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  • Aros
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    That Fairchild is really calling my name...I may put off the Phoenix Model Stuka Ju 87 61cc ARF 94.4" I have been seriously eyeballing for sometime now. She's a beauty. I also dig the Lysander and the Storch. Weird looking but in a cool way. The Wilga falls into that category as well. Unless Black Horse develops an Alpha-centric scale Corsair, the Fairchild will be my first Black Horse model for sure.

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  • benjack71
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    I remember when Motion first came on to the scene. I bought a plane or two and I asked are you guys ever going to do balsa or gas/nitro? The answer was there was no current plans at that time. I just discovered this today. I am just floored. I have not had a chance to look at all your selection as of yet but you do not know how happy this has made me. Way to go Motion RC!

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  • brk6188
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    Fantastic news for US scale modelers for whom these models have been out of reach for so long. Visiting flying fields in the UK I have seen many of these models and none were shedding wings in flight ! Will give the Seagull line a run for their money especially having Motion's support. Love the Bronco and the Klemm.

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  • Alpha
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    I like the HE-111, it has aged fairly well and with some modern running gear and electric retracts it will make a lot of pilots happy. Especially with the evolution of electric retracts and power systems these days, there are so many options to fine tune the model to fly on the packs you prefer, and the interior is spacious enough to support that versatility. I love the shape of the model and the detail level, considering everything is hand-crafted. I didn't use the included pilot figures, leaving lots of space for cabin detailing.

    Like many Luftwaffe birds, this one is a great candidate for weathering and a matte topcoat.

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  • tengarang
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    Originally posted by Alpha.MotionRC View Post
    Consolidating answers to various common questions we've received on other media platforms and PMs:

    1) Yes, the Black Horse models on www.motionrc.com that show "In Stock" status are truly in stock in our Illinois warehouse and ready to ship to you after normal processing times like any other product listed as In Stock. As of this writing, the day of the announcement, the models are not on pre-order. They are physically in stock. For a new material category and brand partnership announcement, we did not want to have a pre-order so instead waited for everything to arrive first.

    2) Yes, the models include the "standard" Black Horse accessories that they have included for years, including fuel tank, control hardware, standoffs, etc. We want to encourage customers to consider either electric or fuel powerplants since our experience with these models is that they fly well with either.

    3) For those not yet aware, we carry NGH engines. A few are already out of stock but we have more coming: https://www.motionrc.com/search?type=product&q=NGH

    4) Electric components (ESC, motor, servos) are not included in any of the Black Horse ARFs. Please carefully read the Requires section of the product page and call our CS Team at 224-633-9090 if you have any questions before ordering. They'll be happy to assist!

    5) In general, these models are on the larger side so please consider your mode of transport. That being said, they all have removable wings that bolt on and off for easier transport. Like any larger balsa plane, I consider the tailgroup as the main consideration to fitting it in my car/van/aircraft carrier.
    Good information Alpha. I appreciate you guys bringing us this new line of products, the HE-111 is something i have always wanted since well before i started this hobby, and i knew you guys were going to be the first ones to make it to the finish line as far as a US distributor is concerned. The Tengarang Reich is now in the planning stages

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  • Alpha
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    Consolidating answers to various common questions we've received on other media platforms and PMs:

    1) Yes, the Black Horse models on www.motionrc.com that show "In Stock" status are truly in stock in our Illinois warehouse and ready to ship to you after normal processing times like any other product listed as In Stock. As of this writing, the day of the announcement, the models are not on pre-order. They are physically in stock. For a new material category and brand partnership announcement, we did not want to have a pre-order so instead waited for everything to arrive first.

    2) Yes, the models include the "standard" Black Horse accessories that they have included for years, including fuel tank, control hardware, standoffs, etc. We want to encourage customers to consider either electric or fuel powerplants since our experience with these models is that they fly well with either.

    3) For those not yet aware, we carry NGH engines. A few are already out of stock but we have more coming: https://www.motionrc.com/search?type=product&q=NGH

    4) Electric components (ESC, motor, servos) are not included in any of the Black Horse ARFs. Please carefully read the Requires section of the product page and call our CS Team at 224-633-9090 if you have any questions before ordering. They'll be happy to assist!

    5) In general, these models are on the larger side so please consider your mode of transport. That being said, they all have removable wings that bolt on and off for easier transport. Like any larger balsa plane, I consider the tailgroup as the main consideration to fitting it in my car/van/aircraft carrier.

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  • rifleman_btx
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    I use to have one of their T28s, very nice plane, flys much like the CZ T28 from eflite

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  • dkalwishky
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    I looked at the BH website and I do not see their T-28. Is this one you can get? I have a friend that really wants one. I asked him to contact Customer Service and put his request in.

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  • tengarang
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    Thanks MRC. High command of the tengarang fleet has issued a new directive:

    Over time I will be picking up at least 2 (for this year) roadmap qty at least 10 over the next 5 years of the HE-111. Operation "World Lion" will be put in to place to fulfill the ultimate plans of the Luftwaffe vision of the tengarang fleet.

    I will be moving forward with the following setup in my blog, see link for the Bill of Materials

    This new thread is to serve more or less of my activities inside and outside of the Tengarang hangar pertaining to the electric foam fixed wing niche.

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  • Twowingtj
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    The composit EDFs look good as well esp. the L-39s, Typhoon and MIG-29. Several other offerings like the Albacore, Provost, Monson, and He-112B are rarely seen models. Lots of goodies to choose from:)

    The He-111 and Do-335 are first on the must have list so far.

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  • Aros
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    I'm loving this new class of aircraft to our customers! There's really a nice selection to start...Man I am eyeballin' that Fairchild something fierce! She's a beauty! My recommendations is of course more warbirds...I would add the Stuka and I really want to say the Corsair but it doesn't look scale enough to interest me yet (looks just sport scale. I really like that Hangar 9 F4U-1D Corsair 60cc , she's a beauty). Love the size but now if it had the Alpha/FlightLine Corsair treatment? Shut up and take my money now!!

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  • rifleman_btx
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    Hey OV10, here ya go!
    OV-10 Bronco 1800mm (70.8") Wingspan from ProFly - ARF - PFY1000-001

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  • rifleman_btx
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    More warbirds..

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  • F22trainer
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    Feel free to send any questionable models, if you need a build, test and review video!:)

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  • OV10
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    I'm not a wagering man but I would rhetorically bet that putting the Do-335 in the BlackHorse line up would be an absolute win for MRC if it has the Alpha touch for electric power battery access.;)

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  • Spitfire4life
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    That's right, its power to the people folks, we're listening so be sure to follow Alpha's advice and let us know what other models from the range you’d like to see in the US.

    S.

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  • Alpha
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    It's an important point to emphasize that while our initial selection online of Black Horse models is generally somewhat limited, our exclusive distribution of Black Horse in North America does allow us access to the ENTIRE product line of their products. So, if there's an existing Black Horse model you want that isn't on our product pages, such as the Do-335 as mentioned above, please post here or contact our CS Team to designate what you want and we'll add it among our upcoming shipments.

    I've flown most of their aircraft at the factory and I have my favorites.

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  • F22trainer
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    While I am trying to make room in the hangar, I am happy to see this. Nice selection to introduce the line.
    Good job, Stuart!

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